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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
3
A concise old fashioned cake recipe outlines mixing sugar flour baking powder butter eggs and milk with vanilla. The batter is poured into two layers or a single sheet and baked twenty to thirty minutes. It yields a dessert cut into squares and frosted with maple or white sugar boiled frosting.
Great care is urged while washing flannels to avoid shrinking or color loss. Use warm not hot water, add borax and ammonia, dissolve soap, then rinse and knead the flannels in the solution until clean.
The text discusses preparing mashed potatoes by whipping them until smooth and light, then serving with giblet gravy. It also covers sweet potatoes, trimming, serving in shells, removing interiors, adding butter, and browning in the oven if desired to facilitate eating, though not enhancing flavor.
Roll fresh beets until tender then peel and dice. Mix with a pint of milk to one pint of beets, two to three beaten eggs, salt, pepper, and a dash of grated nutmeg. Pour into an earthen dish and bake until done. Serve hot with vegetables.
Reports from Shanghai to Peking say negotiations continue but no progress. Rebels press to force the issue while Imperial forces seek delay. A clash occurred between Japanese legation guards and Yuan Shikai’s bodyguard with fatalities among both sides. The incident is treated as not politically significant. Also notes protests against land sales in the Philippines and a potash settlement with Germany. New York city pursues hosting the Democratic national convention with funds and hall secured.
Mrs James Baker and her two children Lillian six and Ethel three perished when a fire destroyed their Suffern home. Origin undetermined. A Centralia bandit confessed to murder of Lawrence Bar of Farmers and Merchants Bank, Syra- cuse links noted. he anticipated a death penalty. Coast wreck Mary S Hikridge, Norfolk crew rescued. wreckers plan salvage.
Shanghai peace talks between Peking government and revolutionary party agree that a national convention will decide China's form of government and that Manchu troops will evacuate positions within five days. Republican forces will refrain from advancing pending mutual arrangements. Also notes Sun Yat Sen named president by Nanking delegates. In Persia, Russian forces seize Tabriz after heavy fighting with losses on both sides. In Virginia, telegraphers dispute seeks mediation after failing to settle a 15 percent wage increase with Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Admiral Dewey, head of the general naval board, urged four new battleships yearly to ensure peace with strength. Congress may cut the plan to two ships. He declared, I am for peace, but peace with four more battleships as an assurance that it will be maintained. Weeding Out Program Begins for Army Majors. Five officers, all majors, face retiring boards: Col. William L. Pitcher, Col. William P. Evans, Lt. Col. James A. Goodin, Maj. Wentzel L. Simpson, and Major William H. Brooks.
Telegram from Tab riz reports two day bombardment ending with the Mth regiment of the rifle brigade entering Tabriz. Tranquility is nearly restored among residents. Deputy governor general’s fight to British consulate December left government property sealed. a detachment of the rifle brigade posted for protection.
Henry M. Neely, Philadelphia’s aviator poet, notes airmen need money to fly at a Bellevue-Stratford banquet. A young woman jokes about a pilot buying a biplane on credit, while the crowd voices wary laughs. A tense marriage quip closes the scene.
A 1901 reader testimony describes severe itching and cracking eczema on hands and chest. After trying various aids, the writer reports marked improvement within days and eventual cure using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, praising its cheap price and quality. Includes name Mrs. O. A. Selby and location Redonda Hench, Cal.
Examine carefully every part of Castoria a safe remedy for infants and children and see that it bears the signature. A ragged beggar woman pleads about bigamy and asks what a wife’s two daughters belong to.
Fragmentary print advert promotes a tonic claimed to aid fevers and cholera like ailments. It cites a Reverend person and lists Kluegewahl & Co of Washington as the suppliers, with a Perth Amboy church connection. The text is garbled and reads as an old promotional snippet with dated language.
Fragmented reads show a humorous exchange about appearance and mother. An odd ad style line references Seren Throat and a claim about a trifling ailment, followed by lists of nonsensical phrases and old time remedies. The text weaves comic mispronunciations and stray product mentions.
In a witty courtroom exchange Mrs Gramercy asks about a jealous husband while Mrs Parke quips that hers is worse since it’s not jealous at all. The judge mediates with dry humor during a lighthearted moment.
Fragmentary text shows references to reproaches shifting indifference to anger, aiming to restore normal conditions. Mentions Be and Nimiely amid unclear phrases and names, with scattered notes on viate and cure. The readable content is insufficient for concrete events, dates, or entities.
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